Visual Design I: Gear

In my various internships and other involvements around campus, I have been called upon to design and market various gear/clothing items. This is a sampling of some of my best work.

New Student Programs Track Jacket: (2011); Track jackets are an annual tradition for the professional staff members and interns in the New Student Programs office. As Intern for Communications and Marketing, I created a design that features Hamline's founder, Bishop Leonidas Hamline, blinged out; the phrase "Doing Good" is an unofficial summarization of the university's mission statement.

New Student Programs Track Jacket Front Detail

New Student Programs Track Jacket

City Serve 2011 T-Shirts: (2011); Every year during fall orientation, new students and thier orientation leaders partake in City Serve, a 3-hour volunteerism project that provides over 1,600 hours of service to the local community. For this shirt, I used a silhouette for the iconic Minneapolis skyline and once again utilized the Hamline mission of "Doing Good".

City Serve 2011 Front and Back

Real Men Don't Rape Shirts: (2010); As a member of Hamline's Sexual Violence Prevention Task Force, I created and marketed an awareness campaign that specifically highlighted the major roll that men play in preventing sexual violence. During this campaign and its programing, we sold nearly 100 shirts and it fills me with satisfaction to see people wearing them around campus--each one symbolizes the solidarity and respect of its wearer. Check out the posters that I created for the Real Men Don't Rape campaign in my posters section! 

Real Men Don't Rape Front

Piper Preview Summer Orientation T-Shirts: (2011); Hamline's summer orientation program, Piper Preview, consists of 2 days of non-stop fun, and I definitely wanted to highlight this with the shirt worn by our orientation leaders. The physics theme is in homage to Hamline's fantastic science programs.

Piper Preview 2011 Front and Back